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Breaker Boys: How a Photograph Helped End Child Labor

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Breaker Boys: How a Photograph Helped End Child Labor

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Frannie
Trevor
Samantha
Maribel

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The flood family was moving to New York. Selim decides to go on the ferries  wheel 21 people get on (including Selim) 21 people get off Selim is not one of those 21 people.

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Holly Goldberg Sloan

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Becoming Ben Franklin: How a Candle-Maker’s Son Helped Light the Flame of Liberty

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Becoming Ben Franklin: How a Candle-Maker’s Son Helped Light the Flame of Liberty

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Dear America: I Thought My Soul Would Rise and Fly

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Dear America: I Thought My Soul Would Rise and Fly

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Ten-year-old Bud, a motherless boy living in Flint, Michigan,
during the Great Depression, escapes a bad foster home and
sets out in search of the man he believes to be his father
--the renowned bandleader, H.E. Calloway of Grand Rapids.

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Sam decides to live in the forest. His younger sister decides to live with him. Sam is also trying to find his falcon, Frightful

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Zilpha Keatley Snyder

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Mai
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Quang-ha
Willow
Jimmy
Roberta

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Aunt Gloria
Salim
Kat
Marcus
Ted

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Jean Craighead George

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Jacqueline Woodson

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On The Far Side of The Mountain main character 

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On The Far Side of The Mountain main character 

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Sam Gribley

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Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life

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Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life

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James Patterson

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Christopher Paul Curtis

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There was a boy named  Rafe he moved to a new school we’re there are a bunch of rules. He decided to make a game about breaking all the rules In school.

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Siobhan Dowd

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In the short story titled Baseball in April, Jesse is a nine-year-old Hispanic boy who lives with his family in a typical urban area. He practices baseball with his eleven-year-old brother Michael. In early spring, they go to the Little League tryouts. Michael has tried out twice before but has never made the team which Jesse finds surprising. During their tryouts, Jesse performs poorly but Michael performs well. Jesse notes that several coaches put a mark by Michael's name when he bats. The two boys then return home and wait for several days, hoping for a telephone call. The call never comes however and neither boy is selected to play on a team. Disappointed, they learn that a local independent coach is putting together a team to play in an unofficial league just for fun. They try out for

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The streets of 1893 New York are full of life: crowded, filthy, dangerous. If you are a newsboy like thirteen-year-old Maks Geless, you need to watch out for Bruno, leader of the Plug Ugly Gang whose shadowy, sinister boss is plotting to take control of all the newsies on the lower East Side.

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Tree is twelve-years-old and too tall — six foot three and a half inches and growing.  He’s never really been able to fit in at school or on the basketball team, and since his parents’ divorce he doesn’t even feel comfortable in his own home.  Tree copes by helping people like his grandpa, a Vietnam vet who’s just had part of a leg amputated, and Sophie, a new girl at school who is being teased by the popular kids.  In helping his grandpa learn to walk again and in listening to Sophie’s advice to be himself, Tree begins to heal and to stand tall.

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The novel begins in Germany in the 1940s. Bruno comes home from school to find the maid, Maria, packing his things because the family is moving away from Berlin. Bruno's not happy about this and whines to his mom, dad, Gretel, the maid, and her dog (we kid… about the dog part). But Bruno's out of luck; his father just got a promotion and they're moving on up, whether he wants to or not.

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Feathers is a children's historical novel by Jacqueline Woodson that was first published in 2007. The story is about a sixth grade girl named Frannie growing up in the '70s. One day an unexpected new student causes much chaos to the class because he is the only white boy in the whole school.

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In Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech, Sal Hiddle is thirteen when she and her father move from the home Sal loves in Bybanks, Kentucky, to a small house in the town of Euclid, Ohio. They move so that Sal's father John can be closer to a red-haired woman named Margaret.

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Willow Chance is a twelve-year-old genius, obsessed with nature and diagnosing medical conditions, who finds it comforting to count by 7s. It has never been easy for her to connect with anyone other than her adoptive parents, but that hasn't kept her from leading a quietly happy life . . . until now.

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After running away from her last foster placement with the Regan family, twelve year old Hollis Woods is placed with a new foster mother, the loving, retired art teacher, Josie Cahill. Hollis is a talented artist and her life stories unfold through her pictures.

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Dear America: I Thought My Soul Would Rise and Fly- Hassen

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Dear America: I Thought My Soul Would Rise and Fly- Hassen

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like if you didn't know your age or even your birthday? If you didn't have a family? If you were unable to speak or run? For the past twelve or thirteen years, these are the questions that have disturbed the little house slave, Patsy. She arrived at the Davis Hall Plantation as a infant — sick, motherless, and close to death. "I don't know who my mother or father is. No one has ever told me my history. I wonder if either one had a bad leg like me, or if people called them slow. I wonder sometimes if I ever had a mother or father-maybe God spit me out and I got this bad leg when I fell to the ground." Patsy has developed a way of compensating for her problems, however: She has learned to read and write. The words that falter and refuse to emerge clearly from her lips, slide silently through her mind and glide smoothly out through her pen.

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April Hall, the daughter of an up-and-coming film actress, is sent to live with her grandmother in an old apartment house in Berkeley, California. She feels abandoned and masks her grief with truculent sarcasm and Hollywood mannerisms. Her grandmother arranges for her to meet neighbor children Melanie and Marshall Ross, and they bond over "imagining games" and a shared interest in archaeology. April also investigates a nearby antique shop run by a mysterious and somewhat spooky old man known as The Professor. In the shop's storage yard, the girls discover a replica of the famous bust of Nefertiti, leading them to create a sustained imaginary game about Ancient Egypt.
They research actual Ancient Egyptian belief systems and practices, and create their own rituals intended to reproduce them more or less authentically. They are joined by Elizabeth Chung, a nine-year-old Chinese American girl whom they see as resembling a young Nefertiti.
At Halloween the children desert their trick or treat group to return to Egypt surreptitiously and are discovered by their aggressive, outgoing classmates Toby Alvillar and Ken Kamata. Melanie and April fear they will ruin everything, but Elizabeth invites them into the game if they will keep it secret. Ken is unenthusiastic and nonchalant initially, but Toby is fascinated, and quickly brings in useful material and ideas.
A little girl from the neighborhood disappears and is found murdered, the second such crime in a year. All the children from the area are kept indoors for several weeks. When allowed to play outdoors again, the "Egyptians" devise an oracle connected to Thoth, and are unnerved by some of its answers. A series of unexplained events lead them to wonder if they should stop playing completely.
April returns to Egypt at night to retrieve a lost schoolbook, and is attacked by the murderer. The Professor witnesses the attack, breaks the back window of his store and shouts for help. Professor tells the children that he has been watching the game the whole time, intrigued by how they interpreted and recreated Egyptian myths and history. A widower, he became reclusive after his wife's death.

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Middle School The worst years of my life

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Middle School The worst years of my life

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Rafe khatchadorian
Jeanne Galletta
Miller
Carl/ bear
Jules/mom
Leo/dead brother
Mr.Dwight/principal